State Control of Prisons Debated at Dorchester Meeting
Dorchester Mothers and Homemakers Club held a debate at Dorchester High School gym on state control of penal institutions. Dr Charles Conklin argued for state control while City Councillor George Gilbody opposed. Other speakers included Warden attack on the state's prison and Dr Frederick Moore on health and policy topics.
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Dorchester Mothers
Dorchester High School
Charles Conklin
Kline
Tate Control
Frederick Moore
State Department of Health
Club Meeting Names Ogilvie Chairman for Afternoon
William R. McCarthy as club president introduced Mrs. Frank E. Ogilvie to serve as chairman of the afternoon session.
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William R. McCarthy
Frank E. Ogilvie
Concert by Faelten Association at Jordan Hall
Under Marie Dew ing Faelten Charitable Association auspices a concert last evening at Jordan Hall featured three piano concertos by Chopin Saint Saens and Schumann. Soloists Paul Akin Katherine Gormley and Lilian Dean Hurlock were accompanied by 45 musicians from the People's Symphony Orchestra directed by Emil Mollenhauer. Rev C Thurston Chase of Great Barrington gave a short address explaining the Association's aims.
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Faelten Association
Marie Dewing Faelten
Five Span Neponset Bridge Approved
Mayor Curley and John Rablin joined the Metropolitan Affairs Committee on a tour of Old Colony boulevard to study extending the boulevard. The committee unanimously approved a five-span concrete bridge at the current Neponset site replacing the temporary wooden structure.
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Curley
John Rablin
Legislative Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Old Colony Boulevard
Neponset Bridge
See Danger in Election of Judges
Debaters argue that judging would be swayed by politics if the judiciary were elected by popular vote under a constitutional amendment. They began presenting arguments against the bill as state voters would choose bench members.
Lawmakers Hear Opposing Views on Judicial Elections
William G. Thompson and three colleagues spoke to a constitutional law committee after labor groups urged a people’s voice in judge selection. Attacks on Union Club influence contrasted with Bar Association concerns that elections would hurt poorer citizens and drag judges into politics. Sullivan warned elective systems would pull judges from dignity into gutter politics.
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William G. Thompson
Frank W. Grinnell
John A. Sullivan
Arthur D. Hill
Committee On
Union“Club
Massachusetts
Thompson
Boston Bar Association
Union Club
Bar Association
Debate over electing judges draws labor voices
At a hearing yesterday critics argued for elector selection of judges while supporting the influence of political parties. Miss Mary E. Corkery and labor figures Patrick M. Jennings Edward M. Shanley William J. Patton and Rep Roland D. Sawyer of Ware urged both sides in the Massachusetts discussion on judicial elections.
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Mary E. Corkery
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Patrick M. Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
Edward M. Shanley
William J. Patton
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
BU seniors rally to win interclass basketball title
With two minutes left in a tie, the Boston University College of Liberal Arts senior girls edged the freshmen 20 to 18 to claim the interclass championship. Frances Laughrea led the seniors with key play, supported by Esther MacCormac Muriel Warren Mary O Shaughnessy Leona Sampson and Margaret Salg.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Frances Laughrea
Watertown
Esther MacCormac
Muriel Warren
Mary O’shaughnessy
Leona Sampson
Margaret Salg
Middlesex Sextet Falls to Noble and Greenough 3-1
The Middlesex School ice hockey sextet lost 3 to 1 on its North Concord rink this afternoon to Noble and Greenough School from Boston.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Noble and Greenough
Boston
North
Society Women Enter Business Prowess Growing Among Socialites
Society women are moving into business roles as part of a rising trend among social elites. Many are proving themselves capable in ventures beyond charity events and social functions, embracing entrepreneurship and leadership in new fields.
Boston social scene notes on Miss Elizabeth Caswell
Miss Elizabeth Caswell manages sport clothes at Madame Ruby's in Dartmouth street Boston. Friends seeking a project take sweater contracts from her mother Mrs John Caswell who distributes the work and patterns for sleeves. Caswell family members are visiting relatives in Texas with Mrs Caswell accompanying.
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Elizabeth Caswell
Boston
Madame Ruby
Dartmouth Street
Miss Caswell
John Caswell
Madame Ruby’s
Texas
Man of Letters by Stacy Aumonier to Appear in Boston Sunday Post
An unusually interesting story by Stacy Aumonier will appear in full in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising a compelling, complete tale for readers.
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Stacy Aumonier
Boston Sunday Post
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